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Kurashima 9 Nov 2005 14:51

Could we have a legal opinion on what seems to be a horribly large amount of damages
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/4420756.stm

Thank you.

NEWSBOT3 9 Nov 2005 14:58

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Originally Posted by Kurashima

loss of earnings was ~650k iirc, and 400k care costs

over 25 years, 650k isnt that much, and neither is 400k cost of care.

Deepflow 9 Nov 2005 15:01

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from the look of her ill wager it was a horribly large amount of chinese food as well

Dante Hicks 9 Nov 2005 15:14

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Originally Posted by Deepflow
from the look of her ill wager it was a horribly large amount of chinese food as well

90% of the payout was a refund on the meal.

Marilyn Manson 9 Nov 2005 15:43

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awarded more than £1.2m in compensation ... Mrs Reynard had gone to the restaurant with her husband-to-be to celebrate her 35th birthday.
Someone at the BBC clearly made the story up.

Yahwe 9 Nov 2005 16:34

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Could we have a legal opinion on what seems to be a horribly large amount of damages
can't you just read the article?

pig 9 Nov 2005 16:49

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its not as much fun though is it.

Kurashima 9 Nov 2005 17:34

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Originally Posted by Yahwe
can't you just read the article?

I did. I believe the cost of the payout was unjustifiably high.

Phalon 9 Nov 2005 17:36

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I like the way they can remember exactly what they ate even 5 years later.

I can't even remember what food i've eaten at a chinese restaurant 2 hours later when i'm in an Italian restaurant eating real food.

NEWSBOT3 9 Nov 2005 17:45

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Originally Posted by Kurashima
I did. I believe the cost of the payout was unjustifiably high.

no ?

loss of earnings for 40 years ?
round the clock healthcare for longer than that ?

Think a little would you.

Yahwe 9 Nov 2005 17:51

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Originally Posted by Kurashima
I did. I believe the cost of the payout was unjustifiably high.

fortunately damages aren't awarded on the basis of what fat middle aged bank workers who live on god forsaken tiny islands and who think that it is acceptable to be seen wearing polyester shorts in public think is justifiable

Ste 9 Nov 2005 18:51

Re: Could we have a legal opinion on what seems to be a horribly large amount of damages
 
damages aren't paid out in a lump sum usually I don't think...
So it's a salary over however many years.

dda 9 Nov 2005 19:39

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Her husband was going to sue for loss of consortium but when the soliciter saw the missus, he pointed out that he would probably have to pay the restaurant for doing him a favor.

As to the amount of the award, it does not seem unreasonable. She has a life expectancy going in of 45 years. Not to be able to do the things you like or anything at all free of pain for 45 years for the pay of 26,666 pounds per year and that has to cover the cost of your care as well. Would you be willing to be thus afflicted for a like amount of money? I wouldn't.

QazokRouge5 9 Nov 2005 19:55

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Originally Posted by Kurashima

MODS, SEIZE HIM!!!

Posting a link to a news thread without any explanation??!!??!!

Surely this is terms for a ban since it was terms for others who have done such mischevious misdeeds!

Dace 9 Nov 2005 20:15

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Originally Posted by QazokRouge5
Posting a link to a news thread without any explanation??!!??!!



see thread title for details

Ste 9 Nov 2005 20:23

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Originally Posted by QazokRouge5
MODS, SEIZE HIM!!!

Posting a link to a news thread without any explanation??!!??!!

Surely this is terms for a ban since it was terms for others who have done such mischevious misdeeds!

you may note that on many occasions Kura has been scowled at and joked about for making threads like these.

But he's not doing it in a trolling way and he does at least ask a question!

Dace 9 Nov 2005 20:32

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Margaret-Ann Reynard had to stop work aged 35.

Retirement age for women is 60

£627,730 = £25,109 / year for 25 years

Which considering A newly qualified Midwife can expect a starting salary of around £17,600 per annum and could reach around £48,185 after five years of experience isn't really very much.



The Government's Actuaries Department, which produces official life and death-rate statistics, calculated that a male baby born in 1991 is estimated to have a lifespan of 73.2 years (78.8 for women). This is up from 66.1 (70.9 for women) in 1951 and 50.4 (53.9 for women) in 1911. By 2031 average lifespan is projected to be 79.3 for men and 83.5 for women. However, the average man who had survived to age 60 in 1991 is likely to die aged 77.7 (81.9 for women), rising to 82.5 (85.7 for women) by 2031.

Margaret-Ann Reynard can expect to live for approximately 43.5 years.

£397,304 = £9165/year

Which considering The judge said: "She remains in pain almost constantly and on bad days that pain confines her to bed. There is no realistic prospect of alleviation of her condition. is probably not that much either.

Vaio 9 Nov 2005 20:36

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Well. she is a horribly large woman.

Dace 9 Nov 2005 20:50

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"nobody likes a fatty"

Vaio 9 Nov 2005 22:18

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Originally Posted by Dace
"nobody likes a fatty"

Well, she did eat all the pies.

Kurashima 9 Nov 2005 22:25

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Originally Posted by Vaio
Well, she did eat all the pies.

And £1.2M buys a LOT of pies.

PS : interest payments on a lump sum of £1.2M will net you around £53,000 a year, even from a shite savings plan. Shes going to be earning a lot more purely in interest than she ever did in salary if she gets that as a lump sum.

Dace 9 Nov 2005 22:36

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But IS SHE GETTING IT IN A LUMP SUM?

Phang 9 Nov 2005 22:52

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Originally Posted by Kurashima
And £1.2M buys a LOT of pies.

PS : interest payments on a lump sum of £1.2M will net you around £53,000 a year, even from a shite savings plan. Shes going to be earning a lot more purely in interest than she ever did in salary if she gets that as a lump sum.

i'm kura, i'm a big fat idiot, look at me go

Kurashima 9 Nov 2005 22:55

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Originally Posted by Phang
i'm kura, i'm a big fat idiot, look at me go

:rolleyes:

your mother must be proud.

dda 10 Nov 2005 00:51

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She should have had more sex with the pies.

Dace 10 Nov 2005 01:03

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dda likes pie ****ers (true story)!

dda 10 Nov 2005 01:06

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Why do you think they call many pies "cream pies"?

SilverSmoke 10 Nov 2005 01:27

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What's up with your sex drift today?

Yahwe 10 Nov 2005 01:27

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Originally Posted by Kurashima
And £1.2M buys a LOT of pies.

PS : interest payments on a lump sum of £1.2M will net you around £53,000 a year, even from a shite savings plan. Shes going to be earning a lot more purely in interest than she ever did in salary if she gets that as a lump sum.

Oh I understand, no no, you must be right.

do you want to tell their lordships that they are wrong and that you are right or shall i?

Dace 10 Nov 2005 01:31

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GOD DAMN I LAID THE SMACK DOWN ALREADY FOR ****S SAKE!

Deepflow 10 Nov 2005 01:42

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Originally Posted by SilverSmoke
What's up with your sex drift today?

I'd imagine dda has had more sex than any of us... the dog.

JonnyBGood 10 Nov 2005 03:29

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Originally Posted by QazokRouge5
Surely this is terms for a ban since it was terms for others who have done such mischevious misdeeds!

I wonder how long until I develop telepathy and can explode your head through the internet. Hopefully it's soon. Like fifteen minutes away soon.



PS I was wondering where nantoz was the other day and I was almost going to make a thread about it but then I thought nah he'll be back soon and he is and it's great and I wish everyone cool would come back because then life would be more fun and we'd be like kool and the gang except we'd make better music as anyone who has listened to cubass should know.

pig 10 Nov 2005 03:33

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She is quite fat isnt she.

Vaio 10 Nov 2005 09:50

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Originally Posted by Yahwe
Oh I understand, no no, you must be right.

do you want to tell their lordships that they are wrong and that you are right or shall i?

Um, isn't that President Blair's job ?

mamtiger 21 Nov 2005 02:37

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this is the fat cow who has sex with pies seemingly and my wager isn't up to much according to some of you lovely people. Yes it is a lot of money but if you had pain in every part of your body and have to take toxic drugs to live and put on five stone in weight due to the drugs and immobility caused by the severe pain you probabley wouldn't look too hot either!!!! I have a brilliant supportive husband who does not go on appearence alone thank god not like some of you. What goes around comes around. If you want to swap lives please let me know. It costs £10 per hour for carers 12 hours a day 7 days a week . You work it out. The money is there for a reason.

Dace 21 Nov 2005 02:53

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*sigh*

Vaio 21 Nov 2005 03:45

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Originally Posted by mamtiger
this is the fat cow who has sex with pies seemingly and my wager isn't up to much according to some of you lovely people. Yes it is a lot of money but if you had pain in every part of your body and have to take toxic drugs to live and put on five stone in weight due to the drugs and immobility caused by the severe pain you probabley wouldn't look too hot either!!!! I have a brilliant supportive husband who does not go on appearence alone thank god not like some of you. What goes around comes around. If you want to swap lives please let me know. It costs £10 per hour for carers 12 hours a day 7 days a week . You work it out. The money is there for a reason.

Plastic surgery, lyposuchion and pies mainly.

Deepflow 21 Nov 2005 03:57

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Originally Posted by Vaio
Plastic surgery, lyposuchion and pies mainly.

dont forget the pies.

Vaio 21 Nov 2005 04:19

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Originally Posted by Deepflow
dont forget the pies.

She probably hasn't.

Ste 21 Nov 2005 10:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mamtiger
this is the fat cow who has sex with pies seemingly and my wager isn't up to much according to some of you lovely people. Yes it is a lot of money but if you had pain in every part of your body and have to take toxic drugs to live and put on five stone in weight due to the drugs and immobility caused by the severe pain you probabley wouldn't look too hot either!!!! I have a brilliant supportive husband who does not go on appearence alone thank god not like some of you. What goes around comes around. If you want to swap lives please let me know. It costs £10 per hour for carers 12 hours a day 7 days a week . You work it out. The money is there for a reason.

did you get one of those big-button keyboards for those big porky fingers?

Vaio 21 Nov 2005 11:00

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anyone else waiting for the tabloid headline

'Cruel geeks torment £1million compensation injury victim' ?


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